Patna: More than 600 students of Patna Women’s College (PWC) participated in a one-day seminar on Science and Religion with focus on social media and the youth. The seminar on the theme, “Science in Modern Life: Role of Religion and Ethics” was organized by Xavier Institute of Social Research (XISR)Continue Reading
By Joyeesha Sarbadhikary. Siliguri: A college in the second commercial capital of West Bengal in Siliguri made history when they organised academic talent contest for high schoolers in North Bengal along with its annual inter-college events. Salesian Collge Siliguri Campus (SCSC) organised three day Annual Cultural and Literary Festival, InnovisionContinue Reading
Kozhikode: The National Institute of Technology, Calicut (NIT-C) has issued a notice to its ladies hostel inmates threatening expulsion from the hostel if found “roaming with boy students” inside its residential campus. The notice, issued by ladies hostel warden S Bhuvaneswari on Tuesday, was taken down from notice boards byContinue Reading
Only interested students should be roped into the workshopsContinue Reading
Sindhu had reached her maiden Super Series final at the Denmark Open last year but the title eluded herContinue Reading
New Delhi: Google India on Tuesday launched the second edition of the “Web Rangers” contest, saying it was an effort to promote and educate the youth about staying smart, safe and savvy online. The “Web Rangers” contest is open to students across the country in the 10-17 year age group.Continue Reading
More than 50 selected research papers will be presented by media professionalsContinue Reading
Dibrugarh, October 31: Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal became very nostalgic while attending a felicitation programme at his alma mater Don Bosco School, Dibrugarh on Monday. Sonowal recalled his fond memories associated with this institution and expressed gratitude to his teachers for imbibing in him the ideals for being a leaderContinue Reading
Bengaluru: With more and more people preferring to lace their Deepawali celebrations with social concerns, an east Bengaluru school got its students to celebrate the festival of lights with over 500 children from seven different orphanages on Sunday evening. Students staying in the school hostel joined the children from orphanagesContinue Reading
Siliguri – A college in North Bengal has partnered with five other colleges and universities in three neighboring countries to research on higher education for disadvantaged youth. The three-year project initiated by International Federation of Catholic Universities (IFCU) is entitled “Continuing Education of Disadvantaged Adolescents” jointly undertaken in India, BangladeshContinue Reading